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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
Washington Notes.


WASHINGTON, July Tho United
States Consul at Palermo has tele-
graphed TIE Department of State that
two deaths occurred there yesterday
believed to have been caused by
cholera.
1t is practically settled thatthc Presi-
dent will not visit the West at all during
the present year. The abandonment
of his proposed trip TO ST. Louis has
resulted in wholly changing whatever
plans be had mado for visiting the
western cities. 1t is stated at the
White House this afternoon that the
only plans the President has made for
leaving Washington during the sum-
mer and autumn are those for his visit
to Clinton, n. Y, on the 10Th instant,
which will probably rot consume more
than n weeks time, and for his visit to
Atlanta in October next.
A distillcr IN North Carolina recent
ly made application to the Internal
Revenue Bureau to have his distillcry-
warehouse surveyed, 50 that he might
tuHdEt III buolutto. Iut SibithtO pei
was sent to examine the building, and
in so doipg accidentally discovered Il
most ingenious arrangement of the
lock of the main door, by which the
premises, after being secured by the
Government officers with the rcgula-
tion-sesl lock, could easily be opened
without breaking the seal and the
goods removed from the warehouse
without payment of tax. His registra-
ton papers have been withheld pend
ing further investigation.
The Commissioner of Agriculture
has given formal notice to its owners
Of the abandonment by the Govern
mCnt of land Mt Summerville, S. G.,
recently occupied as an experimental
tta-farm. The permanent improve
mcnts made by the Government revert
to the owners of tho property.
The Government receipts since July
1st amount to s., 477,eS4 and expendi-
lures to SO, SCI, 487, or $40, 0S9, 6O3 in
excess of receipts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08

sstsd. Oats higher scd arm; southsr1 40
Pennsylvania, sss3sc. western white, 1aS4c.s
western mixed, 35a36c. Rye steady ~ 55e1lo'
Hay flrm and quiet; prime 10 choice westerns
ti200nsi4.o0 Provisions steady and qufee
Meas pork, sfA0ossf7.00. Bulb Sh0uI-
dcrs and ciear-rb sides, packed, sfss4c
Bacon Shoulders. 7kas No; clear.rib sides, vi
hams, i2hsitc. Lard-fenned. SIC butter
nrm western packed. fist4c. creamery. issspcs
Eggs lower. i3aiic. Petroleum steady .fehned.
sc. Coffee nominal; Rio carroos. ordinary TO
fair. i7haiskc. sugar stssdv-A ssfs ~;
copper-renped steady - shs9hc. whisssy
STEADY at u.itatf.iS rreighu 70 uysrRcee
per steamer quiet: cotton, "a; nous. Ia ~;
grain, 2ka3d.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 7.--casb quotations we're:
Flour ruled quiet and steady. Whest-xs. :
spring. 7ola5Obc.; No. spring, 3d.; no. =
red. isc. Conb-No. 2, @hc. Oats-No :,
25Ac. Nest pork. i5ai6c. Lard, $40. short.
Mn sides (ioosc). Hf5af1.6x. Dry-salsso
shoulders tboxed), tAsoetaoa. Short.cisas
eides tboxedl. a. s5as7.o0 Whiskey. t.io.
Leading flftures ranged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
A WaII.street Man Cured OF Sciafica
by AIIcock's fiasters.

"They" say Wall street is wicked
place and that men occasionally have
worse troubles than physical ones.
Yet, relief from physical pain gives the
broker a wider margin in that it leaves
him a clear head. Eugene Rubino,
stock and bond-broker, No. 81 Wall
street, n. Y, says;
In 1881 was confined TO my bed by
sciatica. The pain not only went down
INV thigh, but affected my side as well.
| suffered greatly, and after having
been shut up for four weeks, deter
mined 10 abandon doctors and their pre-
scriptions, and try Allcock's Porous
Plasters. l placed two on my thighs,
one on my hip-bone, and one on my
side. | was completely cured in four
days; and on the fifth day after the ap,
plication was at my business in Wall
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08

desired to make any statement. In re-
ply, Klein excitediy protested against
the punishment which was demsnded
for him. II was too great; no had
committed no base crime his chief Of
fence consisted in being caught "Pnn-
ish me, no exclaimed, "ss French
spy. l was born Frenchman and sm
no German traitor" Grebert was gre y
ly detected, and almost sobbed while
protesting his innocence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
Mr.. Blaine Leaves London.

by Anglo-A merican cable to Tho Dispatch.I
LoSDoN, July Mr.. James G.
Blaine left London to-day for Edin-
burgh. He was accompanied by the
Lord Mayor of London and Senator
Hale. of Maine. The party o. cupied a
royal saloon railroad-car, which was
decorated with flags ard the Maine
coat-oi-arms. Mr. Blaine will be the
guest at Edinburgh of Mr.. Andrew
Carnegie, and he is expected to speak
at the reception organized by the peo
pie OF Edinburgh to show their recog-
nition of Mr.. COrnegie's generosity to
the city.
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NEWS NOTES HERE AND THERE.

4
are working very hard this season to
push The market. What they have
done in making it a market for brlghti
is surprising 4 very extensive trade
is being secured in Granville coun Y
tohaccoS, sYi some Of the pick OF the
golden belt Is handled 1t Is said that
II no market this season has the pro-
portion Of brights sold been anything
like as large. At present the market IS
very active and al grades are selling Mt
good prces, with sharp advance on
lower S~adcL
The Hornet's-Nest Rihemen, of
Charlotte. will so into camp at More-
head on tine 18th instant. The Kelds-
vile Light Infantry will go on the
18th, also ut Morehcad. The Sampson
Light Infantry, OF Clinton, will encamp
At the latter place on the 10th instant.
The FAYETTEVILLE Independent Light In
fautry co.templstes ten days en-
compliment at Morehead some time thls
month.
All the scare about the negro up
rising in Edgecombe county IS at an
end. The white people there had IN
vested heavily in arms, and were GER
tainly ready for business.
Work has entirely stopped on the
new hot.l here, and will hardly be re-
sumCd before the autumn. The owner
Of the property is veIy reticent al )ut
bis plans. Architect John b. Halcott,
Of Albany, n. Y, went TO Durham to,
day. He has completed the plans ana
the latter have been accepted for Mr.
Julian S. Cars private residence,
which will be the handsomest IN the
Stan. 1t will be of wood.
The Goldsboro' Argus is TO be en-,
largCd, and will share in the general
adysnce in newspaper influence ana
style.
Commercial travellers who have Wis
tied all parts Of this State in the past
two months declare that the crops are
by far the best they ever saw IN North
Carolina, and also say that the pros
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
FINANCIAL.
FEW YvRx yALfIl0RY, And HIoA-
NoHD STOCK xxCHAua1s.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispstch.l

NEW YoRg, July Tho stock market to-
day again showed the effect OF the apathy now
general among operators, being feyerfsn sra
unsettled throughout most OF the day. West
efn Union Was affected by n revival OF mo
stories In regard 70 the Baltimore and Ohio
deal, but there was deerth OF nows 20 AFFECT
yalues, and even rumors were no; pienttuL
Stories In regard 20 an issue Of bosds By the
Northwestern, which met with Official denial
and explanation later In tho day, were used
with considerable effect against Grasger',
which we're the weakest stocks on the general
list. Fluctuations, excepS In n Few cases. were
extremely narrow. al.loueh Manhattan, after
opening up per cent, lost the Improvements,
aud Tennessee Coal shows a material decline
this evening. Inc money market ruled easy
ST about 6 per cent Co..on-oh cernncates
throughout tho day. The opening was
firm % strong NJ an advance oVet
last evenings final figures. extending 10 = per
cent. Further advances were male Ia cay
tracing, which. however. did not exceed y per
cent In any case, Dut thore was no suppor-
aud quotations soon yielded 90 the atiacss on
traders Tho market soon became daii a0a
fea,ureless, but with n general heavy tono, ana
10 remained until the last hour. Special weak
ness. however, was displayed by Oraagers.
Missouri Pacific, and SusQuehanna, whiie
Northern pRcincs were unusually strong.
There was somo improvement later, but the
close was rather heavy at figures. final
changes In quotations are irregular, but al
noes are slightly In .he majority. In no
case. however, is tho gain or loss tor more than
a fractional amount. except for Tennessee Coal,
which lost por cent Sales aggregate SS,Oo
shares.
NEW YORK, July 7-SeOn.-Stocks quiet and
heavy. Money easy at per cent. Exchange-
Long, tssi, snort is4k. Govcrnmens dun
Ersrting-Exchange duh and steady; long,
4s4: short, 45H. Money easy at ia5, closing
cfIered 2. suh-lrcasury oalancee-Gsld. 1884,
$4,000; currency, fls.iO0.0oo. 6overnments
dull: per cents, i27Fs ~ per cents, iOo'a.
stafe bonds dull
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
Trightfui Explosion fu New Jersey.
by telegraph % The Dispatch.l


ARLINGTON, n. j., July An ex-
plosion occurred 10 the CollOnite Manu-
featuring Company's works to-day at II
o'clock. A Swede named August and
Miss Ariania Muchmore were instantly
killed, and about twenty others serious
ly injured-none fatally. The works,
three brick buildings, were totally de-
stroyed. The loss is $4,000. A number
OF stores and houses were damaged,
and people were thrown down in houses
fIom the force of the explosion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
Killed His .yaiier.
lBy telegraph 70 Tho Dlspatch.L

Lbs A'ANSA1 VA " tAAo btSPttt' iAs
HUNTSVILLE, ALA, July About 8
o'clock this morning, when Tim Ander-
,on (colorcd), assistant jailer, went into
the cell of Reed Townsend to carry him
his breakfast, Townsend sprang to the
door, seized an iron bar used as a
fastening, and beat Anderson's head
INTO a Jelly. -Four other prisoners
were in The cell at the time bat maze
10 attempt t. stay the murderer's
hand. Townsend has had a grudge
icr some time against Anderson and
has repeatedly threatened his life, but
no one paid much attention to him.
Townsend was imprisoned for bur-
claTy and arson. Tim was a quiet,
peaceable man, and was quite well
thought of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
How nm oxford Firm Got Into
Trouble.
Especial telegram 70 ths DispatchJ

OXFORD. N. c., July davis &
Gregory, dealers in fertilizers, wagons,
and wholesale groceries, paid accommo-
dalton drafts Of Whitman, of Baltimore,
last week for about $4,000. Saturday
they drew on Whitman for the amount
in repayment. Whitman suffered the
draft to so to protest and assigned on
the 9th instant. Davis & Gregory
owed Whitman nothing. The loss Of
500 bas caused a temporary sus-
pension of their business. Il. =.
Ihorp, Jr., worth $4,000, is trustee at
a salary Of 800 month. They reserve
no homestead. Liabilities about SJ0,-
coo assets about $4,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
Music on the square.

Tie concert given by Kess.ich's
band on the Capitol Square yesterday
evening was attended Dya large crowd,
and the programme rendered was very
satisfactory.
The members of the band stood on
the steps of the Washington monument
and faced the Governors house.
The next concert will be given at
Marshall Park tomorrow evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
The New Loan.

by Anglo American cablo to the Dispa,ch.l
BEBIAs, July THE issue of TIE
first 100. O00, coo marks of the new I'm
pcrial loan has been subscribed for
seven times over. The bulk of those
desiring to invest in the loan are private
capitalists. The applications of Berlin
parties alone amount to 40),0O),O0O
marks. The North German Gayette
prince Bismarcks organ is overjoyed
at such brilliant result, which it re-
CARDS as remarkable, in view of the low
interest Offered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
n.nNMcil RepF.eYed.

ny IuIUttHpH % Ihs UIfpafhI
JfIfEEsoS CuY, No. July Tho
State Supreme Comt in the case OF
BROOKS dii;qs Maxwell, con!cmned for
the murder Of G. Arthur PreIler and
sentenced to he hanged August 18th,
to-day oycnuled the motion for re-
hearing. A reprieye was granted to
The defendant until August 2gth. The
def,nce will take On appeal 10 tho
United States Supreme Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
Another Trsgcoy-Negro shot.

RALEIGH, July IA great sensation
was caused at Louisburg to-day by the
shooting Of negro named Randall by
Frank Williams, druggist The quar-
rel between the men was caused by
dispute as to the employment of Ran
dali. Blows finally passed. and Ran
dali drew large dirk-knife and i'd
vanced upon Williams. VINO at short
range shot him in the abdomen. Death
resulted in quarter Of an hour. VII
liaILs was arrested. The coroner held
an inquest, which resulted in verdict
Of homicide in self-defence. Williams
was therefore discharged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
pect for fall trade is simply admira-

BILE.
-, a wolf hunt is yet possibility in
western North Caroline. II is said
mat wolves are more abundant in the
baSam mountains mot very far from
as,sheville) than anywhere else in the
Charlotte is making preparations for
he iree-delivery system, 10 go into
effect October list, if possible.
MI. David Phillips, farmer of Hen
cerson county, not far from Asheville.
has committed suicide by shooting
himself in the stomach.
The State Board OF Pharmacy is to
meet at Asheville August I'd and Sd to
examine applicants for license as drug
gists. The State Pharmaceutical AS
sociation meets at the same time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
Killing Chinamen.
TRy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

PORTLAND, ORE, July TIT is re-
ported from Idaho that number OF
Chinese mining camps along the Snake
river have been raided, either by In
dams or whites. Numerous mutilated
bodies of Cinnamon have come down
the stream, four or five being found
together few days since. 1t isthought
TO be the work of white men, who
robbed the Chinese of their gold dust.
1t is said the Chinese Minister at Wash
ineton has been informed of the out
rage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
To Take Eject suiy iIth.
fBy telsgraph % tho Di,pat.hl

PHILADELPHIA, July THE new
constitution Of the Knights Of Labor
will go into effect Monday next. Ac-
ton was taken by the General Execu-
tive Board on the passage of new laws
by local assemblies on July "a, and to-
day formal PRONUNCIATION OF the consti-
tntion was made, 10 take effect July
lltl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
Premature Explosion Caused by
Lightning.

TBy telegfnuh % IhO Dlspatch.l
NEW YORK, July 7.-During o thun.
dcr-,torm last evening lightning struck
wire connected with the dynamite
cartridges placed in holes for blasting
at Shaft on the new aqueduct,
causing their premature explosion in
10th north and south headings OF the
tunnel, killing one laborer. The men
in the tunnel had just been call =
away when the explosion took place,
Otherwise the loss of life would have
been large. The wire was discon-
nected with the battery at the top of
the shaft when the lightning struck it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
DIR. HeGiynn Esconrmunicated.

IDy t'i'EIuTu 10 IHr UIepstE.I
New YORK, July THE Daily
N,f,cs says: Archbishop Corrigan has
forwarded to Dr. McGlynn n formal
notice OF bis communication nom
the Catholic Church. The notice To
this effect, with an explanation OF its
bearings on Catholics generally. will
be read in the churches of the diocese
neNt Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
DEATHS.

JOHNSON. Died, al the residence Of Mr..
George o. Brown, 1903 north Seventh street, ON
July 9TH. al 1915 A. NJ, Mrs. FANNY JOHN
SON: aged about ninety years
Fuseral from the residence on FRIDAY.
July 9Th, a: 5 O'CLOCK p. NJ. Friends OF the
family ana Of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Hausl-
Icy, deceased. are invited 20 attend.
MILIS--Died, on Saturday morning. June
s5. 1855. at the residence Of her father. +. r.
Dahney, hanover county, Va, Mrs. JESSIE K.
MILLS. wife II Josiah 7 Mills, In the tairly-
third year Of her age.
WHITC0MB.-Died, last evening. AZ No. 1910
east Mafshall street. Mrs. VIRGINIA *. WHIT
CLMB. wife al II. ID. Whit,oab, E'q.
FUNERAL VIII DO announced hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08

PORT og RICHMOND, JuLY :, is7.
ARRIVED.


steamship Wyanoke. Huiphers, New YORK.
merchandise aud passengers. q. W. Allea q
Co, agents.
steamer Pioneer. Hines. Philadelphia, msr-
chIndise and passengers. }. w. AcCsrick.
Gge1t
steamer Ariel, Deyo. Nerfols, United ssases
mai, merchandise and Passengers. l. u. Ts-
lum. agent
Schooner ". r. Rockhlli. Anderson. Baiti-
mere. Gal. s. II. HaWes
schooner Jefferson, Grim, Philadelphia,
coal, S. II. HAYES.
schooner J. h. johnson, Smith. Petersburg,
Light, 10 Load bark.
Schooner r. Bowers, Thompson, Boston. coal.
Chesapeake aud OHIO Railway Company.
Schooner Isabel. -, Wilmington, poplar
wool. j. /. Slaughter.
Schooner Jennie X simmons, Williams.
Orient ga ,hady-Side, carpoys and pyritos.
suiohur Mines Company; vessel, Carts q
Parker.
schooner Ka.is @. Robinson. Lake, Phi.sdsl.
phis. railro~d-ties; vesress Curtis 4 Parker.
roHr or NEWPORT NRws. July I, isss.
lsy teiesraphl
ARRIVED.
schooner Job II. jackson, Norfolk.
sAfLzn
Schooner Governor y. Y. Smith. Nicksr.s.
Portsmouth,, X L. coal - =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
nr.,tnn In EeclnNi.

[Ry Anglo-American cable to tho Dispatch.l
CcpENHAGEY, July Report have
boon received here that a tern .hla famins
prevails at SkageGord, Iceland, and
hat many peasants and thousands Of
cattle have died from want of fool
The distress Of the people is increasing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
ArcrIoN sALtsTo.pAY.

RAWLINGS s ROSE, SIP. ~, commissioners
saIe Of very desirable brick esoye aal
dwelling. No. 1917 Wess Main street, between
linden and Reservoir streets
WILLIAM JENKINS, ii;i5 A. H., bansaaA
1. PowEflS, +. M.. melons.
II. II. WILLIAMS. 10 A. NJ, furniture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
RICHMOND STOCK RxCRhuRR


THURSDAY, July Z, lSN
SALEs-FmsT BoARD.-iO shares Petersburg
railroad at 6s4 $50 Richmond city 6's due
1906 ut 10,
SECOND B0ARD.-s5OO Richmond aud Dlnyillo
eOnsol COS at lO9ll li6 shares virginia State
Granite Company at ~.
Closing quotations at the Stock Board:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08

tBy Anglo-American cable to tho Dispatch.l
TIBNovA, July Prince Ferdinand
Of Saxc-Coburg-Goth was to-day elect
ed Prince of Bulgaria by the Sobranie.
The announcement was received with
great enthusiasm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
VIII Net Parade if the President ~
Present.

by telegraph to tho Dspa,cA.l
UTICA, n. Y, July The four
Grand Army posts of this city have
resolyednot to parade in a body, as they
lad intended 10 do at the Clinton cen
tennial on the 18th, if President Clevc-
land is present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
BALTIMORE sroCK KaKSEx.

BALTIMORE. Nd, July 7.-vlrginia 6s, con-
solldated, AN; pastdue coupons, Bl9 60.
new 3s, O.; do. I0-l0s, 81. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
More CaSes ns icy West.

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
KEY WEST. July There have
been three new caaes Of fever since
yesterday and one death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
c RAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. July Z. lsa,

hIUHHUND, July Z, l1iT
OFFERINGS
WHEAT.-2CO bushels.
CORE.-50D bushels.
OA1a-2l0 bus hels.
NUI-OFFAI.-li tens.
ILOUR.--l50 barrels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-Longborry 300 bushels new. damp
and out Of order, at 1lkc.
flour 100 barrels on private forms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08

siastic reception. A citizens commit.
tee will then be appointed TO again visit
the President and endeavor to induce
him to come.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
IHE WBArHER m RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was somewhat cloudy and sultry.
Rango of luermometsr YsStRrday.
Man tempsral
MARRIAGES.

FRICK-BURGING.-M In Washing
ton, ID. C., July 4th, by the Rev. j. r. Wright
Mr.. HILF Prick 10 Mis- MAGGIE V. BURG
ING 10th Of Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
N'ifi YIN IfA NJ 1 mNif r. /,
tReported for the Dispaich.I

JUIY Market firm and demand fair for
choice goods. beceipts very light from tho C0un-
Try. Primo, iaiAc.; lancy, &c. common, "a
5hc.; shellcd, 3aic.; iGctoTy hand. picked, fka
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
NEW YOKK COTTON FuTUREs.

rsv YORK, July Futures closed barely
steady; feiCs. GNO bales; July, sl0G1asI0 n;
August, TO. TAu0H; september. si06nsl0I5;
October 1914; November. fg6'ss9G6: Decom.
Der, 1868; January, slC5ai0o6; February,
t0ui9.i3: March. .97saS9i9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
PLoCa

re quote: Pine. g. 5Oas2 Is: sapcraDe. f,.T3S
So: extra se5Cas3.75; family, NaSt'3 GSleaI
,am'.y. country, t.75aiD25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

10y IcItkIdpA 70 Iht DI5pdth.I
= WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 81 4.
&.'5 s s5sa 1 sssa' a4p s ssoo
For North Carolina, local rains,
--statlOnary temperature, sOutherly
winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08

COTTON bEPORl.
MARKET stoady.
QUOTATIONS..
FfNOf NO L-ftt-c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08
s6RKYIs Rg rELRagGPs
NEW YORE.

NEW YORK. July 7.-Cotton firm sales. 1908
bales; uplands, 10 l5i6c.; Orleans, ~;
net receipts, $50 bales; expOrtG-Great Britai o,
- bales; stock, 28S.S54 bales. Southern -four
firm and quiet; common 10 fair, extra, 81. i0a
$3.50. Wheat generally Arm, closing strong !;
No. red, July, sj3sas8kc.: August, sis. a85c.
Corn generally steady; No. 2, July, 4hsi5,. (:
August, s6246.Ec. Oats Hakc. higher, closing
steady; no. 2. 3ic.; mixed western. 33a3Gc. ;
HOps quiet and trm. Coffee-Falr Rio arm az
s.ss5; No: Rio, July. si640asi650: August.
SlG45asle 20; September. 1850 sugar dull
and no.ntnai; reflrcsi quiet MolaSseI stosdy I;
extra heHyy .olack-stFeo, i0kc Rice arm.
Ccsgon- seed cii--2ia;5c for crude: f2lSalic. for
refined. Resin dull al si.l0as1.l5. TurDentine
dun end weak at 8Ac. Hides steady. Wool
Arm. PORK steady. Beef dull. Miadles dull
ard nominal. Lard SAL points lover and
m0deihAyeiy active; western steam, sdS)a
ses5; July, s6.0 August. S. siss8.ss weights
steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-08

BALrIsoRx, Nd. July 7.---Cctton duil; mid
ding. lie. flsur easier aud quiet; Hosari-
street and wesiern super, ss5las3 o.; do en-
ira. S. i5asaf5: do. family. sissi5O: city. mi,ls
super. s. 10af3; DO. extra, 81 ssas&f5: do. Rio
brands, 5oas 30 faIapsoo saporiarlyo paioot.
500; DO. family. she0. WhsaG-soashsgu
steady aud frm; red. siss5., saiser, SsaSic.
western nrIner aud dull; No. . ssa.sr rad,
spot, SIZE bio; July, ss9sc, BID; Aagasl,
,5h tit. Corn-Southefn easier aat aals::
White. static. yeiiov. sss49s Wossora sieasls
aud dull; mi2ed, SPOT, 4i;<.t51tc.; Aayast, IS.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1887-05-12
NOT ONLY WRONG, BUT DIS
GRACEFULLY WRONG.

At the depot at Greensboro one day
last week u attention was called to
the fact that on board the Richmond
train was a barrel oftwnap salad, shipped
from a firm IN Richmond to an enter
prising truck dealer IN Winston. A
young man commenting on it, told us
that his brother in Caswell county had
sold this spring, in Danville, $50
worth of salad from one-half acre of
land. Turnip salad going to such a
town as Winston, and to such a county
as Forsyth ! Shades of our good old
fathers, come to the rescue! We
earnestly commend this item to the
careful study of the farmers clubs in
that county, as we remember to have
heard farmers Of that county who did
not realize for their tobacco half the
cost of it's production, complain of
hard times.